St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-01
GlOR IL.
The board of education win meet Monday
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The board of education win meet Monday
evening.
Fourteen births and four deaths were re-
ported at the health Office Yesterday.
Frank Olivier, Ed r. Harroun aud John Nc
CURE will be County Auditor Kain's clerks.
Chief Black will be pleased to entertain his
friends from until IL to-day at fire head
quarters
The Salvation Army will open up its guns
next Sunday at the corner of Minnesota and
Fifth streets.
The party proposed to be given at the RYAN
last evening by the st. Paul Boat club was
indef nitely postponed.
Mayor Rice has reappointed Reuben War
ner fire commissioner Mr.. Warmers term
expired last night at IL O'Clock.
Frank Edwards and Thomas williams were
arrested by Officer Phil Gibbons yesterday
charged with stealing bag OF coffee.
John NJ. Mcclellan, nephew of Archie
Mcleod, has purchased the restaurant OF
which MI Mcleod has been the proprietor for
nine years.
The second state prison commission was in
executive session all yesterday afternoon Al
the ine Of adjournment there was no infor-
nation Obtainable. The commission will meet
again to-day at IL o clock.
George W. Hayes has purchased the Ken
nedy and Monahan Farms, 412 acres, with
half mile frontage on Lake Elmo and mile
and q half on Eagle lake. Papers were filed
in Saltwater yesterday.
Yesterday was the seventh time E. ]. Hum
stetter had been arraigned in the police court
Each time the charge has been that he kept a
blind pig at the corner of Dale street and
Laurel avenue. He gave bonds for his ap.
pearance on Jan. ).
Articles of incorp Grafton OF the Red River
Valley Land company were flied in the Office
of the secretary of state yesterday. The cap
ital stock is $4,000 and the ircorporators are
Thomas c. KeeritZ, William II. Davy, Moor
head, and Benjamin Mackall, Duluth.
Robert J. = amond and Andrew Jackson
were before Judge Cory yesterday, charged
with selling lcuor witnOut Il license in the
Seventh ward. The parties pleaded guilty
ana were fined $50 each, the court announc-
ing that the next time they came up on the
same charge the fine would be 500.
Among the many holiday rememberances
was the presentation made to L. E. Reed.
president of The Capital bank. by the direc-
tors of that Institution. The present con-
sisted of a superb cut-gass punch bowl with
la lie. accompanied by a dozen glasses to
correspond, the whole resting upon crystal
plateau.
Signal Officer Lyons seid last night that the
crest or the present cold wave was near Fort
Buford and that the temperature would mod
crate to-day. At 9 o'cock last night ii was
1Uo belo y zero, a drop OF IL : in twenty-four
hours. The colueSL poluG III Tue sttte was
Moorhead, where the thermometer stood at
2qo below.
Mesdames George Acker, j. Gieselman,
L. E. Reed ]. h. Burwell. Jerome Platt,
]. B. Cook. DIR. Lawton. Wilkinson and
! Abbey. of the Merchants hotel, aud Mss
Dora Gibson, of the Neill school, gave a chii-
dren's party at the Merchants last evening.
Sixty-eight masters and misses were there to
| see the old yea cut.
The St. Paul Jail Mission board will give its
annual concert to the inmates OF the jail
| this afternoon, beginning at 2:30 clock.
Those who will take part in the concert are
Miss Graham, Miss Annie Pratt, Miss Anna
| c. Kay. Mrs. Charles McCarron, Miss Rose,
| Messrs. T. Cable. j. B. Stark, R. schroer,
| ]. Gregory, W. H. Springer and 81. L. st.
Clair.
| In the Ramsey county district court the
case of Andrew Nilsson against the Chicago,
| Milwaukee & st. Paul road. and also in tn
case of Peter Nj. Tounston against the same